Private label, all under one roof
Custom labels, tags and complete apparel production for emerging brands. We handle sourcing, labelling and quality control with flexible low-order volume requirements.
What it opens at
The four figures a private-label order is built from, before anyone quotes it.
Garment minimum
100 pcs / colour
Prototype sample
7–10 working days
Bulk production
7–15 working days
Final inspection
AQL 2.5
DDP, DAP or DPU freight is quoted separately, never rolled into the unit price.
What is private label
Private label is not a blank garment you press your own tag on. It is one order where the cut, the mark and the pack are all written to your spec on the same quote.
The short version: the garment is made to your style, and the neck label, hangtag and packaging carry your name instead of ours. You are not buying a blank shirt and adding a tag to it yourself — we cut and sew the garment and make the mark to the same pack, in one place.
01 · The garment
Not a printed blank from a rack — the pattern, fabric and finish follow your pack.
02 · The labels
Your name and your markings, made to the pack and applied at the seam.
03 · The pack
Printed to your design, so the box lands ready to sell — not rebranded at your end.
Garment · Labels · Pack — the same PO.
How to choose
The mark is the smallest part of the pack — each type is a trade-off between what it is, when you reach for it, and what it asks of you.
A fabric label woven with your brand, sewn in at the seam.
The neck label you want to stay in the garment for years — the mark that reads as your brand, not a print.
The loom has a minimum of its own, usually around 100 pcs per colour, and it can run longer than the garment head.
A transfer pressed flat into the fabric — no sewn-in tag, a clean neckline.
Sportswear, or a piece worn next to the skin where a sewn tag would rub.
Takes most cleanly on smooth, solid fabric; a coarse knit is harder to seat. Sits well on spandex.
A printed care and size sheet — wash, composition and country of origin.
The compliance label you legally need to sell in the US and EU — the sheet the store checks.
The composition and country of origin have to be right for the destination market; text and position are set to your design.
A cardstock tag on a loop, string or pin, at the neck or the side.
The first thing out of the bag — your brand face at the point of sale.
It has its own minimum, not the same number as the neck label, and the card cost adds up on a small run.
Colour printed into the fabric in one piece — no label, no stitch.
A full-colour mark you want to run straight into the garment, on a jersey or a panel.
Low minimum, but a full all-over print may route to a print partner, and it shows best on light fabric.
A flat print applied to a smooth area — the thinnest mark there is.
A simple logo at a bigger quantity, where it is the cheapest route to the mark.
Fine detail and full colour are proofed before the run; a complex design is better as a woven or transfer mark.
Locked to the garment
A neck label is a small part of the pack, but it decides the sample and the timeline. These four are settled up front, on the quote.
Where the neck label sits, how it folds and its exact size are written into the pack — the garment is cut to hold it, not retro-fitted.
We proof the woven label or the print on the cloth first, then seal the garment sample against it — so you approve the mark on the real fabric.
A woven label can run longer than the garment head, so its lead time is its own line on the quote — not a surprise when the order is due.
A barcode or FNSKU is ticked on the quote form like the label itself, so it is costed up front instead of appearing on the invoice.
The boundaries
Private label is the whole order, not a side service. Here is what fits that, and what does not — said plainly.
Questions
Yes — send a reference label, a photo or the artwork and we rebuild it to the tech pack, proofed on the actual cloth before it goes to the run.
Woven labels run from 100 pcs per colour; sizes may be mixed within a colour. It is the mark’s own minimum, written on the quote separately from the garment.
Yes — heat-transfer and tagless marks are pressed into the fabric, which keeps the neckline clean and suits sportswear.
Yes — mailer boxes, poly bags, label cards and carton marks are built to your design on the same pack, so a box lands ready to sell.
We draft the wash-care, size and composition text to your market’s rules — for the US and EU that means getting the composition and origin right — and you approve it against the label sample.
Yes — a barcode or FNSKU is an add-on line on the quote, ticked with the label so it is not a surprise on the invoice.
Make it real
Style, colour, quantity and destination country — that is enough. We come back with whether the label can be made, whether the garment can be made, and whether the two minimums line up, before you pay for a sample.
